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04/04/2015 0 8 yrs

Our newly born sun rests, In a little universe where he goes to visit other nations in his sleep.

art poetry

by Chief Editor

01/11/2019 4 yrs

An Isis Paper on white settler-colonialism: Finding the keys to the colours in and of South Africa

By Masilo Lepuru “Power is the ability to define reality and to impose it on other people as if it is their own definition” (Wade Nobles) Systems of domination are based on ideas. This is because power “begins at the level of formulation […]

history politics

by Chief Editor

01/11/2019 4 yrs

The State of African Affairs

By Nancy Monnya if you forced your way into my house, forced me and my children to speak your language, pray to your god and fear you like you were some god, work me like a slave and tell me I am the sporne […]

introspection politics

by Chief Editor

25/06/2019 4 yrs

Bhiyoza Publishers

The discourse on language preference is an on-going one and is particularly widespread in this month tied with the events of 1976 – not that at other times the issue of language is completely neglected. Bhiyoza Publishers takes the challenge to make indigenous languages a […]

philosophy politics

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Sun

An Isis Paper on white settler-colonialism: Finding the keys to the colours in and of South Africa

The State of African Affairs

Bhiyoza Publishers

How to Build Africa

An Isis Paper on white settler-colonialism: Finding the keys to the colours in and of South Africa

The State of African Affairs

Bhiyoza Publishers

An Isis Paper on white settler-colonialism: Finding the keys to the colours in and of South Africa

The State of African Affairs

Bhiyoza Publishers

How to Build Africa

Unfashionable reflections on the coming of the Europeans: An Azanian Critique of white settler colonialism

Kill the settler in Afrika and meet the man: Dispatches from Untimely Notes of a “native” son

Time and the notions of Justice and Law: A View from Azania

An Isis Paper on white settler-colonialism: Finding the keys to the colours in and of South Africa

The State of African Affairs

Bhiyoza Publishers